The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1887-06-23
MUNICIPAL CRIME.
HOW. Or. TALMAGE PROPOSES TO
DECREASE 1T.

Filthy City Always a wicked City.
Tile Newspapers of % Place TEST of
Its FTorsIity-CompuIsory Education
Advocated.
BROOKLYN, June 10.-This morning ut
the Tabernacle the Rev. T. De Witt TAI
mage read, previous to the sermon, por-
tons Of Scripture descriptive Of ancient
cities and gave ont the hymn:
'Ti.lds are white, the harvest Whiting;
Who VIII bear the sheayc5 awayE'
IIis text was, "And the men Of The city
said unto Elisha, Behold, ] pray thee, the
aituaton Of this city is pleasant, as my
Lord seeth; but the water is naught end
the ground barren. Aud ne said, Bring
me q now cruse, and put salt therein. And
they brought it to him. And he went
forth unto the spring Of the waters. and
csst the salt in there, ana said. Thus said
the Lord, I have healed these vaters;
there shall not be from thence any more
death or barren land SOthe waters were
hcalcd unto this day" II Kings ii, 1922.
Dr. Talmage said: 1t is difficult to
estimate how mEch of the perity
and health Qf q city are dependent
upon good water. The time when
through well laid pipes and from safe
va "'i W W - 'lil
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I".', A-'.Ai, N+y'' every "''S l"' ''lt'.'
- i1'-'' ',''''il'H i''' suns "'l'i 80 ~
eLO!"7 III 'Ae 0.''"'l or lo7SGS up ~ IHe
l".ta''A! '' r"Tl'9 o'l "1 'ne ny 1ianu
Inc ci'y "i d jG'pho' h"'W '(uS''tllt'-iS an
Us lh4aIol "i.A CotI'teF''at NuNtli'aSe7'
vols lacLAS i'll Inns Important element
mere was enough "'t''i' DuI IL was as
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p'oPAe,' ana i see nm "'1.>ihS our 20 lIle
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waters afl e"'', ''Ll - 1''i "l'i ~ ~
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lAeit races iH 'le E,."u[''' ~ G'1I ~ ~
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gwen Ws.'er' -.-l.,
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You t49 iolhl'lln5 OF llo4-c'i''i coI' up Ion
anu 1Hi7 morning PIul''7' ~ aiiol ~ 20
those loHhJ li1s; IneFe are lollf ot I'VE
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cutters ana lLe Pa. e-tlA,S oI '4ie L oe- %
ward New ON, l1il7li''lt anu ~ illpo''--t
the character oI IIe people II Ile 'ouftI
ward.
The first thing thGt a. pad man o1es
Wheh he Is c94Ecfted IS '4oio'5llls 70
wash himself. IheIe were Inns ll4ofll.ilss'
ou the way TO the uuieseAV cAttC'tF7'
thousands OF mon III proper api,-ttei MAo
Gt,gtS ilelt eoiA' 'g[slol - 'l-ii. ~ -
H"o'ttR 'Ies7. w men on U,-o .'-'l''..'.-L :
see Il lhitp 4Hc4eallly ~ MS 'Ic27' i-'y 90. -
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interests ol uue Cl'lG9 t'eLl,ll-' - az ' - 80,
1--WE necessity. a iiLly c.'y &lH,'59 ;-' ii''7
been anu aiNayS Will p9 II MitAe'l tiyy
Through the upturnlng OF the eafth iof
great Improvement our city con-d not De
expected 10 DC as cie'ih Us "Sq'L, ~. M
1or the lili)h'apIe t'lIO "l ht'"li@ II 42i ~
7hc last SIX mopthS tuere - no excuse IL
Is not merely malIef ot C'lSI III 'ie e5es'
and mud Tor the SHOES ana ol slehch LOT
she no5ifd%, but OF morals i"f 'pe soui'
Another corrective influence ina. we
would bring to bear upon the eIu7 Oh oui
great cues IS Il SnfIsli'ih pFlh'i-lS press, pC
The newspapers Oh any pace are the Iea'
ot It's morality OF lhlnoFaH1y, Inc he" >
boy who runs along iAe stteets ."l'h q tol
Of papers under his arm IS q tremendous
force iuat cannot De uurne,' Hslue .l llot ~
sisted, and at his every step the Guy Is
elevated or degraded. This hungry, al
dayuuring American nlnd must nave
something 70 road, and upon edltorS an'
authors and book publishers ana p&reh"
aud teachers rest the responsibility O
what they shall read. Almost every lnai
you meet has book IN ms mana OF
newspaper in his pocket. What book i5 }
you have in your hand? WHAT new5p2pe'
j. it you have in your Pocler ldinistcr
may pYeach, reformcrs may plan, philan
throp,-ts may toll for the elevation Of th
suffering and the criminal, but until III
the ncws papers Of the land and all tn
booksellers ol the Land set tAemseiTe
against an lai1mtous hO1raturt--lilI u
then we shall he fighting against fearful
odds. Every time The cylinders Of on
great publishing houses turn they .qak
1hc earth quake. from them goes forth
thought like an angel Of light 70 feed an'
7,loss the world, or like an angel of dark
ness to smita it with corruption 0nd si
aad shame ana death. May God 10y nj
OlluiDUtcnt spirit purity ana CitNatS I'll
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